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Dusky is the darkest board in the Excellence range: a deep chocolate brown with a cool grey undertone that keeps it from reading as red or orange. It's the most dramatic option here, and it works best in rooms with...

Danish White is not a white floor, and it is worth knowing that before you order. The swatch shows a light-to-mid warm beige oak with clearly visible grain, occasional darker mineral streaking and a soft whitened wash sitting over the...

Los Angeles Oak is the warmest of the pale boards: a sandy blonde oak with a clear golden undertone and soft grain movement. It brings light into a room without the coolness of a grey-washed floor, which makes it a...

AquaGlow Spotted Gum is the widest and longest spotted gum laminate we stock: 1830mm boards at 195mm wide, which is a meaningfully more expansive proportion than the 1216mm boards common at this price. Fewer joins across a room, and the...

Marble Hill is the palest and smoothest board in the Hydroplank range: a soft cream with a faint pink cast and almost no grain movement between planks. It is the floor to choose when you want a room to feel...

Berlin Oak is the most neutral board in the AquaGlow range: a light natural oak with soft, even grain and no strong pull towards warm or cool. It's the safe specification when the rest of the room isn't settled yet,...

Quercus Patraea is a mid warm honey oak with strong cathedral grain, scattered knots and a good spread between paler and deeper boards. It is the traditional oak colour in the range, the one people picture when they say oak...

Farmhouse Oak Herringbone lays the knotted, golden Farmhouse board to a herringbone pattern: the warmest and most characterful of the three herringbone options in the Stonefloor range. Herringbone in a rustic tone reads quite differently to herringbone in a clean...

Estate Grey Oak is the cool neutral of the Obsidian herringbone range: a soft, slightly weathered grey oak that lets the pattern do the talking. Where a strong timber tone can make herringbone feel busy, this one reads as texture...

Clear Water Beach is the lightest option in Herringbone 7.0: a soft sand-washed oak with a faint pink-beige warmth running under the pale surface, so it reads bright without the coldness of a grey whitewash. Oak Saffron is clearly deeper...

Pewter is the cool grey in the EasiPlank range: a muted, silvered timber look that suits contemporary interiors with white walls and black or matte fixtures. It is a common choice for apartments and unit renovations where the scheme leans...

Despite a name that suggests something pale, Ghost Gum is one of the more characterful mid-browns in Grande 9.0: a warm eucalypt-toned board with genuine plank-to-plank variation, fine dark grain lines and occasional redder boards running through the mix. It...